Super Hornet Plane Captain Board Practice Test

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• What cleaning compound should be used to clean the canopy when the temperature is above 32 degrees Fahrenheit?
• What must be updated to ensure tool accountability when a tool is turned in for being worn or broken and is not replaced on-scene?
• What should you do if the hydraulic delta P is popped?
• What makes LOX considered volatile?
• How far should you clear the aircraft of all personnel and equipment during a brake fire?
• What is the primary duty of a plane captain?
• How many grounding points are there in the Main Landing Gear?
• Which publication is used for performing a daily on an aircraft?
• What state should the aircraft be in before performing a daily inspection?
• To prevent cross bleed during an AMAD fire, what is the recommended action?
• What does the term 'MRC' refer to in terms of inspections?
• How many pins are required for the canopy jettison handles?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the rules about fasteners?
• How long must you wait after fueling an aircraft before taking fuel samples?
• Where do you go in OOMA to verify the status of the MAF if there are outstanding issues in the ADB?
• What is the procedure after shutting down the engine during a tailpipe fire?
• What are the three positions of the aft cockpit canopy ejection handle?
• What is the required appearance of fuel samples?
• How is an Up MAF indicated in the ADB?
• When cleaning the canopy and windscreen, in which direction should you wipe?
• What are the three positions for the aft cockpit canopy ejection handle?
• What is the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for fueling operations?
• How can you tell if the AMAD oil needs servicing?
• What is the reliability of smoke coming out of the exhaust as an indicator of a fire?
• What must you verify prior to fueling an aircraft?
• When should circuit breakers be closed and opened by the plane captain?
• What should be done before moving an aircraft?
• What action must be taken if a tool is not replaced after being turned in for wear?
• Which of the following indicates a partially mission capable MAF?
• During a daily inspection, what should be wiped with a lint free cloth and hydraulic fluid?
• What is the main function of the aft cockpit canopy ejection handle?
• What is the first step in the AMAD servicing procedures?
• When should a profile A/full aircraft check be performed?
• What are the tie down requirements for an initial setup?
• How can you verify the amount of LOX in the aircraft?
• What is one of the criteria for moving an aircraft?
• What safety equipment is necessary during fueling operations?
• What action is taken if a sample of fuel fails the quality test?
• What door contains the AMAD oil Delta-P indicator?
• When should the aircraft seat pan oxygen level be checked?
• What must all armament switches be set to?
• When is an IRAC used?
• Which of the following is part of the canopy operation?
• How should a plane captain properly wipe the canopy?
• What is the recommended time to wait after operation before obtaining a fuel sample?
• How many personnel should be present during aircraft fueling?
• For internal refueling, what action is not required with drop tanks?
• What should you do if the APU does not shut down after 11 seconds?
• What explosive pressure can be created from evaporation and expansion of LOX in a confined space?
• Which aircraft lots require the use of lox?
• What is the minimum amount of LOX liters required for a daily on a legacy aircraft?
• In the event of an AMAD Fire, what is one of the first actions to take?
• What should you do if your fuel sample is good after draining a bad sample?
• How many differential pressure indicators (Delta-P's) are located on the jet?
• What is the purpose of reviewing the ADB?
• What is the MIL-SPEC designation for hydraulic fluid?
• Which publication outlines fuel sampling procedures?
• What are the three types of MAFs found in the ADB?
• What should be done after informing the parent work center about a discrepancy?
• When is it permissible to walk under loaded ordnance?
• What is the correct way to aim the nozzle while using a fire bottle?
• What does SEAWARS stand for in the context of aviation?
• What should you do if you discover the seat safe/arm handle in the armed position?
• What should you check before closing the aircraft canopy?
• What indicates that a desiccant is in good condition?
• What should you do while searching for a missing tool afloat?
• What is the MIL-SPEC designation for oil used in aviation?
• Which manual provides guidance on detecting, treating, and preventing aircraft corrosion?
• Who is authorized to sign out tools at the beginning and end of shifts?
• Who services the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) in the aircraft?
• What should be done during an engine fire response?
• What indicates a loss of nose wheel steering (NWS)?
• What is the maximum fuel pressure for fueling a jet?
• How can you determine whether a fire is internal or external on an aircraft?
• What should be done during an engine bay fuel leak emergency?
• During fueling operations, what is the importance of observing the PSI indicator?
• Who should be notified if a bad fuel sample is collected?
• What can be used as a means of rapid cooling for hot brakes?
• Under what circumstance is a Profile D for rear cockpit configuration performed?
• Which of the following is NOT included in the proper PPE for taking fuel samples?
• What action is taken when connecting the pre-oiler to the engine/AMAD?
• What is the first step in the procedure for handling hot brakes/wheels/tires?
• What should you do if an aircraft experiences brake failure?
• Which manual outlines corrosion procedures for aircraft?
• What is the procedure for handling a bullseye?
• What is the minimum required pressure to start the APU at temperatures above -15 degrees F?
• What is the first step in documenting a discrepancy found during a daily inspection?
• How is the speed during aircraft towing regulated?
• When is the APU typically shut down following engine start?
• Can CO2 be used to cool a wheel with hot brakes?
• What is the primary purpose of the NC10 in relation to the Super Hornet?
• What is the CV NATOPS manual designation for the Super Hornet?
• For a tire and wheel fire, can CO2 be used?
• What does the sight gauge indicate when it is silver?
• Who is responsible for maintaining a review of outstanding discrepancies in the ADB?
• Where is the ADB typically located?
• Which manual would you consult for conducting a Turnaround Inspection?
• Where can a plane captain find the list of qualified personnel and the monitor due date?
• How many turns are required to open the canopy with the appropriate drive tool?
• Which manual contains information for support equipment?
• Which of the following is an indication of hot brakes?
• What is the minimum waiting time before servicing engine oils after shutdown?
• What do MSP codes 980 and 981 represent?
• What is the procedure to follow if a tool is found to be missing?
• Which document must be checked to understand the aircraft’s current maintenance status?
• What should you look for in the document identified for corrosion control?
• What does LOX stand for in aviation terminology?
• Who serves as the tool program manager?
• Where should liquid oxygen (LOX) be handled?
• What is the maximum time allowed to search for a missing tool before escalating the issue?
• Why is the ADB essential for the plane captain?
• How many static grounding points are there on the aircraft without pylons or tanks?
• What are the nose tire pressures when the aircraft is ashore?
• What is the proper procedure if a pilot passes out in the cockpit?
• How is damage characterized in the context of aircraft operations?
• Can the canopy of the Super Hornet be operated in a halfway position?
• What indicates brake failure in an aircraft?
• What do MSP codes 982 and 983 indicate?
• How do you fuel only the internal tanks with external drop tanks installed?
• If the first fuel sample is contaminated, what is the next step?
• What position should the anti-skid switch be in when the aircraft is ashore?
• How long are fuel samples considered valid?
• What should you do after the aircraft has stopped if there is a brake failure?
• What is the maximum wait time for the pre-check to complete?
• What is one of the rules about fasteners in relation to the aircraft intake?
• Is it permissible to complete a daily inspection on a jet undergoing maintenance?
• What is the tie down requirement for heavy weather conditions?
• What is the minimum psi required for checking fuel?
• Who is responsible for signing the A sheet?
• What is the correct sequence for pulling and installing pins in the cockpit?
• During a wheel deflation procedure, where should personnel and equipment be positioned?
• What should you do with the safety pins when soloing a dual-seat aircraft?
• How do you fuel only the internals with a drop tank installed?
• What does DFIRS stand for?
• What is the maximum fuel pressure for a jet with new foam in the wings?
• What codes are used for discrepancies when initiating a MAF?
• Which manual contains general information on the aircraft, including dimensions and specifications?
• When the temperature is below 32 degrees, which cleaning solution is recommended for the canopy?
• How should personnel respond to an overheated wheel/tire?
• What is the purpose of diving the ducts on the aircraft?
• What type of fuel is used on an F-18?
• Where can the proper hand signals used by a Plane Captain be found?
• Where is the LOX/OBOGS door located on the aircraft?
• What was the primary reason for establishing the plane captain program?
• What is the minimum required APU pressure for brake riding?
• In the MRC-200, where are the IRACs located?
• Can a jet be launched if the fuel samples will expire before it lands?
• What are the three types of MAFs?
• What should be used to cool hot brakes/wheels/tires?
• What is the maximum fuel pressure allowed during fueling operations?
• What general safety procedure should be followed when there are indications of a potential fire?
• What does Door 1 refer to in aircraft terminology?
• When performing a hot refueling, which of the following is critical to check?
• How many total tie down points are there on the aircraft?
• Who holds the position of plane captain program manager?
• What is the oil capacity of the AMAD?
• What is the correct cleaning method for the polished chrome portion of the piston assembly?
• How long must you wait before servicing the AMAD?
• What does the letter D represent in the context of MAFs?
• What happens if the canopy is not fully in position?
• What are the three positions of the wing fold handle?
• What does OBOGS stand for?
• What aircraft lots are equipped with On-Board Oxygen Generation Systems (OBOGS)?
• What action should be taken after removing the pin from the fire bottle handle?
• Which type of alcohol can be safely mixed with distilled water for cleaning?
• For what purpose is the move director responsible during an aircraft move?
• Is it possible to fuel a jet using electrical power?
• What should you do first in the emergency procedures for an external engine fire?
• Which pressure is acceptable for a jet with new foam wings?
• What items are necessary to conduct a Daily Inspection?
• Which fluid specification is used for polished surfaces?
• What reference outlines the responsibilities for the tool control program?
• Who designates an individual as qualified to be a plane captain in writing?
• How do you notify the pilot of an APU fire?
• When checking an aircraft for hot brakes, how should you approach?
• Where do you sign off the daily inspection once completed for an aircraft?
• Can the canopy be operated in a halfway position?
• For information on pre-deployment briefs and flight deck attire, which manual should be consulted?
• Why is the ADB essential for a Plane Captain?
• Which publication must be present when performing a daily inspection on an aircraft?
• What type of door is Door 3 on the Super Hornet?
• What should be expected during a fire incident on an aircraft?
• What is the main responsibility of a plane captain?
• What type of rim design does the F-18 E/F have, and what is the associated risk?
• Who is designated as the plane captain program monitor?
• How many methods are available to move an aircraft?
• Which areas are considered dangerous on an F/A-18 Super Hornet?
• How long should you wait to install intake exhaust covers when the temperature is below freezing?
• During an external engine fire response, after shutting down the engine, what is the next step?
• What immediate action should be taken if a tool is found missing or broken while on an aircraft?
• What is the maximum percentage of missing fasteners allowed in the aircraft's fastener rules?
• How many safety pins are on a single seat aircraft?
• What does IETM stand for?
• What does "4 down/up" refer to in aircraft components?
• What is the oil capacity of the APU?
• When is a profile B check required?
• When chaining the jet, how should the hook be positioned on the pad eye?
• What is one of the first steps to take before starting a Daily Inspection?
• How do you navigate to the ADB through OOMA?
• Which aircraft lots utilize liquid oxygen (LOX) for F/A-18A-D?
• Is it permissible to fuel a jet with external power on?
• What is the APU psi when temperatures are above -15 degrees F?
• What information is contained within the ADB?
• How long can fasteners go missing on a turtleback?
• What are the signs of an APU fire?
• What is the purpose of injecting extinguishing agent into the AMAD bay?
• Which area should be cleared when a tire is overheated?
• What is the safe distance for an aircraft affected with a wheel fire?
• Which publication contains the emergency procedures for the aircraft?
• What should you do first in the event of a brake failure?
• How often must a qualified plane captain perform a monitor proficiency?
• Where can you find the requirements to become a plane captain?
• Where can you find the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) when stationed ashore?
• What is the maximum wind speed at which you can safely open the aircraft canopy?
• What is the proper APU psi when temperatures drop below -15 degrees F?
• What must be done immediately after completing an aircraft move?
• When manually folding the wings, should the pins be removed?
• What manual must be used for conducting a Daily Inspection?
• What should be done if there is a reported fire in the brakes/wheels/tires?
• Where is the fuel door located on an F-18?
• What is the minimum acceptable voltage for the aircraft battery?
• Which document would provide the best practices for airborne emergency procedures?
• How long after engine shutdown do you have to service the engines?
• Is it permissible to launch a jet if fuel samples will be bad prior to landing?
• How long must you wait after engine shutdown before checking tire pressure?
• What is the role of the CDI/CDQAR or QA Specialist regarding fuel samples?
• What does MSP code A30 indicate?
• What color indicates a serviceable waveguide desiccator?
• What should be done if both fuel samples are found to be bad?
• Why are fuel samples important before the first flight?
• What is the first step in the emergency procedures for an APU Fire?
• What does ADB stand for in the context of aircraft maintenance?
• What is the NATOPS manual number for aircraft refueling?
• Where can the requirements to be a plane captain be found?
• When are fuel samples required to be taken?
• What does ADB stand for in aircraft maintenance?
• To find detailed information about aircraft restraining devices, which manual is referenced?
• What is a clear external indication of an engine fire?
• What is the temperature that LOX can reach?
• What should a Plane Captain ensure before launching an aircraft?
• What size drive tool is used to open the canopy of the Super Hornet?
• What should be done with the pilot in the event of a brake fire?
• What type of cloth is recommended for use with hydraulic fluid during inspections?
• How many safety pins are used for a single-seat Super Hornet?
• What action should be taken when the battery voltage is too low for external power application?
• What is the purpose of a control stamp in aircraft documentation?
• When operating a fire bottle, how should the bottle be positioned during use?
• In the event of a tailpipe fire, what is a method to extinguish it?
• What should you do if the internal engine fire doesn't stop after windmilling for 5 minutes?
• When should a Profile C for flight controls be conducted?
• What setting should all switches in the cockpit be at?
• What is the first step to take when alerted to an engine fire?
• What does a warning indicate in a flight manual?
• What are the legacy tire pressure requirements for the NLG and MLG?
• What is a key factor in ensuring operational safety when handling aircraft fuel?
• What is the function of the gun drop door on the Super Hornet?
• What is the minimum PSI for checking fuel pressure?
• What is a typical function of the launch bar in aircraft operations?
• Where should fasteners not be missing according to the rules?
• What is the procedure for handling a loss of NWS?
• How long is a turnaround valid for?
• What is the significance of checking LOX levels?
• What is the primary purpose of the Tool Control Program?
• What are the steps to take if a bad sample of fuel is collected?
• How many personnel are typically needed for an aircraft move?
• Who is authorized to check fuel samples?
• Where are the solo blocks located in a Super Hornet?
• What is the maximum pressure allowed when fueling the Super Hornet?
• Who is in charge of the aircraft during a move?
• What is the minimum amount of LOX liters required for a turnaround on a legacy aircraft?
• Where is the fuel filter Delta-P located?
• When should a Plane Captain review the ADB?
• What is the first action to take in the event of a brake fire?
• What is a potential hazard when handling LOX?
• What tool is used to gauge tire pressure?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the minimum LOX requirements for daily operations?
• What is a necessary action after relieving pressure from an aircraft tire?
• How many aircraft safety pins must be pulled before flight on an F-18 F/G?
• What does a caution signify regarding aircraft systems?
• What is the first action you should take if you find the seat safe/arm handle armed and cannot find aircrew?
• What should be done if an aircraft has a bulls-eye?
• How far must you stand from engine intakes during Idle power settings?
• Where is one of the Delta-P indicators located on the jet?
• Where is the fuel sample kit located?
• What is required for a Pro A launch of the Super Hornet?
• What is the proper personal protective equipment (PPE) when fueling?
• What should be used to wipe the inlet Ice Detector Sensor?
• For a jet with new foam wings, what is the maximum fuel pressure?
• What should be done after successfully connecting the fuel nozzle?
• What happens if no fasteners are missing for over 200 hours?
• Where should you report a missing tool situation ashore?
• How long is a daily inspection valid for?
• What must be ensured before entering the cockpit?
• What personal protective equipment (PPE) is required when taking fuel samples from an aircraft?
• What personal protective equipment is required when performing fuel samples?
• What is the minimum battery voltage required to apply external power?
• In the context of LOX, what can cause a hazard due to volatility?
• What is a special inspecting related to aircraft maintenance?
• During a turnaround, how many liters of LOX are necessary?
• What does LOX stand for?
• What is significant about panel 300?
• How should you apply the cleaning compound on a canopy?
• How should you secure the boarding ladder if you need to leave the aircraft?
• What marking is required to be etched on every tool item?
• What is the required distance to stand from engine exhaust during High Power settings?
• What is a common reason for checking the HUD desiccant?
• What does checking the LOX gauge ensure?
• Which components are typically serviced with nitrogen?
• What is the maximum speed allowed while towing an aircraft?
• The required waiting period before checking tire pressure is designed to ensure what?
• What is the proper hook placement when hooking to a pad eye?
• Which personnel should be informed as part of the procedure when a tool is found missing?
• How many tie down points are located in the forward fuselage?
• What does IRAC stand for in the context of aircraft publications?
• Where can the emergency procedures be found?
• What is the procedure for conducting a Profile E regarding emergency landing gear extension?
• What should be done to pre-check a drop tank during refueling?
• Which doors should be opened for injecting extinguishing agent into the engine bay?
• What initial action should be taken if a fire is detected in the APU?
• What is the oil capacity of the Super Hornet engine?
• What is the Super Hornet tire pressure requirement for MLG?
• Where do you put the MCN/JCN on a daily turnaround MAF?
• If a fuel sample is bad, what is the first step to take?
• What do completed MAFs represent in the ADB?
• Who is responsible for de-arming the seat in an aircraft?
• How many safety pins are required for a dual-seat Super Hornet?
• As a Plane Captain, when should you sign out your tools?
• What action should you take if you need to leave the aircraft while it is in an unsafe condition?
• What is the first action when a bad fuel sample is confirmed?
• What is the purpose of an A Sheet in aircraft maintenance?
• What is the ratio of gaseous oxygen to liquid oxygen when LOX is vaporized and warmed to ambient temperatures?
• What is an essential characteristic of JP-5 fuel?
• What is the recommended action after a disconnecting a cannon plug on a fuel shutoff valve?
• What should a plane captain do after a tool is reported missing and not found?
• Which crew member can request a profile A/full aircraft check?
• When having a missing tool investigation, who is notified first?
• What should be the main tire pressure for the aircraft when afloat?
• What is the purpose of spoilers on an aircraft?
• When should the flow meter be reset to zero during servicing?
• During a hot seat, who signs for safe for flight?
• Where are the circuit breakers located in a Super Hornet?
• What is the function of Door 6 on the Super Hornet?
• In which doors can the Delta-P indicators be found on the aircraft?
• Can you launch a jet if the daily inspection will be dead before it lands?
• How long does it typically take to complete a daily inspection on an aircraft?
• What is the function of tire pressure gauges during a Daily Inspection?
• What makes liquid oxygen (LOX) combustible?
• What should you check before using a fire bottle?
• Where are emergency tire deflators located on the Super Hornet?
• In what position should the nozzle be when hooked to the fueling door?
• Who is responsible for signing the /141?
• What is the emergency action if the APU emergency shutdown switch has no effect after 11 seconds?
• Which publication is used for performing a turnaround on the aircraft?
• Who can cancel a fuel sample procedure?
• For a fire in the AMAD bay, what is the initial action?
• Where is one of the static grounding points located?
• During a hot refueling evolution, how do you precheck a drop tank?
• Which tools are essential to bring for a duct dive?
• Who is authorized to sign for fuel samples?
• When signaling for hot brakes, who needs to be informed?
• What does the status 'in process' indicate about a MAF in OOMA?
• When checking fuel samples, what is the visual inspection focus?
• How long will the APU stay online after both engines have started?
• What does Door 9 control on the Super Hornet?
• Who is responsible for signing block 12 on the daily maintenance card?
• How can you determine if a seat is armed on an aircraft?
• What must a plane captain prioritize during operations?
• What is the purpose of the external power hook on Door 9?
• Who is responsible for signing the 'Safe for Flight' during the hot seat procedure?
• Where can you typically find the ADB?
• What position should all switches be in for the pre-inspection checklist?
• What desiccants should be checked during a daily inspection?
• What is the primary purpose of On-Board Oxygen Generation Systems (OBOGS)?
• Which publication contains information about aircraft fastener integrity?
• During the aircraft walk around, what should be inspected on the exterior of the aircraft?
• In the case of an APU fire, when should the emergency shutdown switch be activated?
• Do wing fold pins need to be removed to manually fold the wings?
• What is the purpose of the NA 17-1-537 manual?
• What are the three positions of the wing fold handle?